A Woman and Child Are the Latest Victims of the Turkish Army at the Border
Etihad Press (opposition website)
July 9, 2018
Since the revolution started, 386 people have been killed at the border reports Etihad Press
Since the revolution started, 386 people have been killed at the border reports Etihad Press
While some are holding out for the right conditions for their return, others fear government reprisals if they do writes Souriatna
Syria’s Permanent Representative to the UN accused the US of not waiting for the results of investigations before launching attacks on Syria writes SANA
As the assault on Daraa by regime forces steps up, the Americans continue to sit back, leaving the opposition to their fate writes Geroun
With the Manbij agreement and the possible withdrawal of the Americans, the Kurds start to look at a possible alliance with the Syrian government writes Al-Watan
A plethora of foreign powers have staked an interest in the Syrian conflict and the shape of their influence in the country’s future is starting to become clearer writes Asharq al-Awsat
President Assad has vowed to retake the north and rejects the presence of US and Turkish troops in Manbij writes SANA
It is looking hopeful that progress will be made in Geneva, but the obstacles in the way are many and varied writes Al-Watan
The deal between Turkey and the US has pushed the PYD to re-evaluate its relationship and has even opened up to talks with the regime writes Sada al-Sham
The US and Turkish presence in the area was part of a “road-map” deal that was struck between the two countries reports SANA
Some of the missing items have resurfaced abroad reports Asharq al-Awsat
The roadmap for Manbij includes the removal of all Kurdish People’s Protection Units from the city writes Alsouria
Idleb is home to millions of displaced people, from all over Syria, who are working to create a new home writes Souriatna
Syrian Kurds are facing uncertainty with the possible withdrawal of US forces and the new “roadmap” deal for the city of Manbij writes Wael Sawah
The Syrian Democratic Front believe that a political solution is only possible without foreign intervention writes Smart
The use of the Turkish lira in northern Syria is being encouraged by Ankara although its fall is leading to a loss in purchasing power for the population writes Enab Baladi.
While there has been numerous statements and agreements made, the picture of what is to come in southern Syria is still unclear writes Sada al-Sham
While there have been numerous statements and agreements made, the picture of what is to come in southern Syria is still unclear writes Sada al-Sham
The Yazidi Federation made a desperate plea to the international community for help writes Hawar News Agency
Between 2016 and 2017 the number of Syrians living in Turkey rose by almost 600,000 reports Enab Baladi
